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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
Turf Talk.

Races at Mendon, Mich, May 25-27.
Entries for the Jackson races close June
Is.
1t is now said that the English racer Or
monde was dead lame two or three days be-
fore the 81. Leger
The Union Park Association at Saginaw
City will expend $4,000 in the purchase
and fitting up OF arace track.
John w. Fletcher has been elected Presi-
dent and DIR. b. c. AcBeth Secretary of the
Battle Creek Driving Park Association.
Volante and The Bard will undoubtedly
meet for n purse of $4,000 after the
Chicago races. provided the former is in
good condition.
8. A. Browne & Co, Of Kalamazoo. have
purchased the famous son OF George Wilkes
Ambassador" dam American Clay, for
$4,000 from Upper Sandusky. o, parties.
The Detroit Driving Club will give an
autumn trOtting meeting and claims Sep
tember 6. 7, s and % the dates. IL is quite
evident that Detroit is determined 20 take
the lead as great centre Of trotting sport.
In New York interview Captain Sam
Brown is reported 10 have said that in or
der to get square on those who have run
his horses up fayorite, he may spring sur
prise party by starting horse on tb9 day
Of the race that has not been spoken OF. i,
would be a very big surprise 10 some ol
the spectators If he would ring in en- out
s.der.
Madam Maranteste Zone of the ''girls oi
Mendon'l toe famous hor-ewoman, re-
ceived handsome cup bY express. lssl
week, bearing the following inscription
The Cleveland Driving Park Co. to Madam
Maraniette. Champion Equestfienne, Driv-
ing Major Banks and EVERGREEN. 1875
1856" Tho madAm viii Start in June for a
tour Of the United States With her horse
nWooflaNnn
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

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ere saas As ~ > p@sr-s Ter q nset sstseel
@ske ktlraln. Il b4lf4aaoFS ana CA@fle'
Mitchell, tAs knsslsA pagslist ~ko arrives
So oass neo Qsa tie Araeis,
Arfsusemeots have heea eonapiets6 81
slx.noend eaUtest hstseea jack dempsey
midils Ssigkt ehaz0Qaoa of tie woria. sue
'kefds' Gallagher. whose rsoeot yictorie'
over Dick tclEer Jimmy eennolly and
Others. aud hss spieBnia showing Ia q draw
hght With Pete Mccoy, stamp hiRn a. ons
81 tie tsss mgn u hiz fies~ IA the conntFy
Jhs tght wili De wlGh small gioveS. seen
uhc points - count eOeensburY rules. fol
. purse II g. 90 II xii take place iE the
Frankfort slrees Gymnasium. Cleveland,
May =
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Bred F.a.s.e6 VII io0k sfEsr Saad2af in
his c1Eelng race wiia Haal2n.
The Dorchester schs Club wiil cslsofsss
- esntennlsi regatta "a ne lesh ol jane
- Nshanf.
Courtney h2s emerged from his Wiatss
seciusion a Dion Springs aid commenced
hi. annual t4lk.
HsnlAn's improved style Is taking the
syss ~ ths Charles river oafsfasn. IL l. SAID
BE Is rowing very fast.
The lows State Rowing Aszocisli0a will
hold is aaaual REGATTA a. splrls Lake, July
~ and ~, for medals sggfesztinz IA Fsiee
a.. DO.
Mr.. Burgess now says that the NAY
flower viii not 20 across the OCEAN 70 sail
the irex In tbs advent Of tAe Nay nowes-
Arrow race falling through altogether
Good judges say that General Paine :
new slo0p yacht will be abe 70 beat the
Maytiower i've minutes over q twenty mile
course that is. provided Il IS 20 sindSa-d
and return.
The Grand River Boat Club, Of GAnsing.
are getting their shells in shspe, and will
soon commence daily spins on the river.
They will seod crew TO the Northwestern
Regatta in this city.
Commodore W. T. Weld, Of the Eastern
Yacht lClnb. who has been sojourning in
Europe for some time, is expected 20 bring
back some valuableinformaliOn concerning
the British racing yachts.
TEers is some talk Of sd annual eight
Dared race between Yale and the University
Of Pennsylvania. II the higher classes row
it IS more than probable that the freshmen
of both colleges will ask for trial Of skill
with the oars.
As soon as Fred Plaisted heard that
Courtney had emerged from Winter
quarters, be renewed bis challenge to the
tni0n Springs man 10 row a race over
Niagara Falls for 81. 90 a side, giving
Courtney five minutes start.
George lBsbear. the English waterman,
has arrived in this country. He came for
the express purpose OF getting on a match
with Wallace Ross, but the Black Bruins
wicker does not want sslnele scuA race Just
now. There are plenty OF others who could
give the Briton good tusSle in she'll boat.
but he will only stay here few weeks and
then 20 on 20 Australia.
The dimensions of the new sloop which
General Paine proposes TO build to compete
for the American cup will be epproximste-
ly: Length over all. i07 feet; water line
length. 80 feet, beam. about % feet draught
10 feet. The greatest advantage that the
new boat viii have over the Aaybower will
be the lowering of all her weights. Her
lead Will be run into a trough which will
form the bottom of the keel, and will be in
side. The space on the Meyhower which Is
taken up by the large oak keel on the new
boat will be filed up with lead. and all the
weight, consequently, viii be lowered.
This lowering OF weight will make her
more powerful than the MsyiioweT, and
she will have more stability.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24


Adrian is 70 have a paid club.
Clinton, Mich., wants club.
rhe Negsunee CLUB = to have new uni
forms
Tas ohio league umpires wear light gray
uniforms.
"Bi- Ed" williamson il training down to
10 pounds.
Green and Blsck Cincinnati battery.
have iolncs. Columbus.
gbe C0lrmhss team is toe lowest salarisd
q ne IN The Oai0 lesgle.
The Bostons c.aim hey have mortgage
on fbe venns1t this year.
Owo~so T. raising funis - properly st Up
grounds Tor is usE team.
Joe Mccarthy. Of p.ftsourx has signed
VIII Kansas cry as pitcher.
JACK o. Brssn = rov consiiered the lead
ing player IN the bfook.Ya CLUB.
Cpne. KeeSe. kesfinz. Stewart an3 Bsker
have bean feleaseli oy WEshinegoa.
Chri.tv Rsvnoids. of A5rian. : playinr
vito the xsnsdel3. o.. league teen.
sid clu6s srs being organized % tae uuln-
ssr ~ sboas fous q fsy - Negaunse.
The An~xsa hsze bah club hss bssa rsor-
gAn.Eoo win San p. Slain a. captain.
Kelly. az tbe Bossons s very super
stit.oas, and wont cross = flnersi process
iezsu county. MICA. talk Of orzAniziux
sxhibition sames vithort sncoUntennr e
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Considsrs5le iatsrest = nov riaaifcs.ed
A. me 0hio Lssgue since the sdulissioB of
kalunszoo. snd tas schsduls 0f Fauss
~hich tas Csirry Gay vii pisy IS as fol-
lows
Games A. ka'aw1E1c
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Sersespker = 3
Ns-sfsis- Nav q "a. 90. jolly 4 two
xsnes. mosnine and siie..oon August H..
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uaust -. l.s
sle0bsngslse June q "a, m July =. -
ee tgeusi =, IS
Columbus June l3 "A. IS. Iuiv = 6.
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Gnst ,o, -
Games aarosd-
wth Nansas.i-Nsv r .tNo <anes f.
trzrst 81 q. 80. seQtesnker. -. -. -
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IS -. september 1s t
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

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s1la1nsf - play awatsaf aiat4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The greas and glorious os-r ddn<ing city
Of Cincinnati. tas city Of law and order
lsa<ue-. oil -iors and 81 floods, ssfunles an
sr d gisluous Indignation snd pue its
foos down on przs ights and glove
contssfs Sullivan gith FL bis great
nsss Was unable 20 disslaie The
ofcials o. revoke tus order. alt lssi niglt
81 tns Grand Nerra House this raust iospJr
l4rt psrf 81 the sulIvsn prcgraniFns VS.
necessarily omitted THice tuTiuz the rSst
week va fhe eon. fius..on ref1set r,erru
sion - show ard fa- r1an who slDoE Gro
ver's raw ls said - have been %0nsvhss
slnDAsUc IN his tsnn1c .flon ~ those N11
thas ael.ri7e-l hi-, IF wssita tnt giCry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The Detroit Driving Ciub. having pro
cured a long iesse OF hsmtramck Park
have decided 10 b.sild a handsome new
sraaa stand with al modern improvements.
Al the SKINNER meet vs vhich occurs July
i9z2. purses aggresafiak sz5ce0 xIi be
0degrt. TIE meeting vii D governed By
The A nef'cau Trottias Association n -.
The programme of the meeting : as fol-
.oas-
F-s. Asy-Class ?. 2.s5 teottine. purse
sl s ciass p 30 irog1in.. pnrse g. go
cssss 3 2.ls pacing. purse 81 SO.
Second Gav--Ciasa &, 227 class tfctiing.
rucsr 81 80. class 5. oyen 10 al trottels .er-
ecpt Maud s.. Jay Ese See Hsrry Wilkes
and Oliver X. pnrse $500 class g. 2:Zi
pacinx purse $500.
Third dsy- Class ?. 222 srott'ng. pure
s, ooe. class s. special. - be announced
later. 5000; class p 2.-5 trOtiius. purse
k2teJ
F0urth Gay-Ciass 10. 2.30troitins. purse
siJs. class "a. oIen 70 All PAGERS purse
81 500 Glars ? s.i. trottirE, purse So 80.
The 500 ougse IS intended Tor the last
ones barred m the free -lor-sll
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The kalamazoo Team. NsusSsr Backsr-
bsrgsr's Bully BOYS. made .their nrst out
trip a. week and While Ia cla5 di8 not
schisse any srsss victory, they asTeTtaaisss
ah0wed tLsra-elves as capable % dony good
work a. soon ~ the roggh e1ses
wsre worn OF aad ths meulbsrs
became familiar si.l each others move
mems The TIP hzs susoled Man
sser a. 10 Discover the weak spos. act
this 81 oe renlediod oeiore tns leaxss scz-
sou opens The club has syuel DicS al
ant. = crack third hsse.nan. .ast With ne
Dilufhs Which vii adi nesded s-rength
10 thts imfortant corner q tie diamond,
and ~ be j. also very handy y la the ssl-
i0W. the ciaD hr ccrtalnlY secure3 vklu:
able ao4tnsidon. E0ckenassgsr can nov
look ale centse. ana kags csn md eci-
rlo7msnt IN the o1fasit wheTs quick, per-
iecf ball throwing = 80 essential.
Tbs week tac cilo Nill be a. home, End
tomorrow iosHg ggrafs a series ~ three Games
with the Oaiuths Il h SAFE 70 wsger that
the scaius OF tns Minnss5tas viii daDgis
fron the belts 81 the 100 bogs. NsnsSer
Baek-noerger shows himself 90 De god
hrstler AMI tbus Early ~ rrcdict thar ksl-
amszoo vii carry tns onto pennsnt- See
II sfe ton.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

IA the SIX ssnss played by the Chicago
and 81 Louis teams Tor the championship
OF TIE world. the Leagns champions made
81 base hits. with total Of l25 while the
Browns m-de s.. with a total cg IL. The
total number os runs made by he Browns
vas s5. Wriie hat made - the CEicsgos
was 50. The ChicsEOs earned 8 10 the
Browns p. Ths League men made three
base hits, 3 bone rams and rs doubles
xhlis the Browns made ;hree-oasa hits 2
h0ms runs and ~ ;wo-h1g gers. The Chi
Cages stole - bases. while the Browns were
credited With -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24


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spaisaz the otAsf aaY.
tes lltls losa rsp.ses ssasss&fy
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N4af s1lkss hs= asa = tt.s eKp'a led
t1s Jallatl Pres 1sEt Nhzl Z Nas in
ars fes1 ( Es-f Jos Honank 4aa ~s had
q itAe es4t lesii5 - sxe2se3 ~ slseiL
a8a sai1 - wfs Obliged IL sO 81 tDe cs p9t
80 gIeft B.s sic. a4r w. SAID atF,
joe s 4 sia kn9N Y8l se7- eiAfrss1 .ob
Yes sad l.e e nssffl..i & iles ksff. Tia
ssu4e afteraf0a alst B B..akeag the -. i.ouls
os-rasr saa zaxei sile g. tsse Fide ag -
Ceatrsf Fark he sais bs Eeaia lac 70 90.
brg as S.le Ess sstas tsr hini 81 tAe
sluFteFaas ayass. Are ffa mAEfis1. to-.
Alsa ! ssze.t Yes. 90. / - 0eea ciar
rl-d ararig 81 years. I MARRIED { -
siI- We'll Easl Essht waea 4 s~ul ~ -
SIS lfraad 0snlfal heees ~ AS M Iala.
/ ls.i ~ 80 hasal~ RICHARDSON. Where
as foa -94aa. aa41ie seTs i Z 40 going
uD 60 Luca is see nv Nite Tbs . tae
lref liae thas krsE you hsd = vile on.
gss. asid hs Z Ee beeB married $50 years.
[ laarrsed a L tlcs kifl' IS this al nEht,
bro~a o. were tie b0ys giving me gag
p. believe lts str44<at.
SroNn. yea had Better 8fite Aason and
zee h Ne ean't arrange some extra games IN
ca this sammer. The hnsDzads 81 those
ttlcs giris seem 40 tara oNs pretty good bail
Diayers 81 Bg-s Bal Gasrf's
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The portraits 80 much admired In Spring
& Company's windows from Hamilton ;
Art Gallery are pronounced by our best
critics as being par excelleuee, the lights and
shades being 50 complete the posing 30
natural and easy, the s;ipling blending OF
eoloTs so complete and artistiezlly done that
il Is impossible 10 pick flaw.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

rhs daIss Of The forthcoming regz.ts Of
the North western Amateur Rowing Asso-
cission. which win Be heid q: Rssd's Lake.
in this city. -ill BE- decided on exriy this
wseS. The members 81 the o-W Esh u
Nonx Club Who intend Participating ia tho
rsgatis az IA daily practice N the symns-
sium. aud vii take 90 -he wster sDout
M
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Il Is understood . certain young lady is
"a. donor Gardnsr, the Vine-si. florist.
dssiznsd the gin. The center Is a spring
cabbsge Il Is surrounded by lettuce,
spring onsous, b1nches OF rsdishes. cncum-
bsrs bsets, turn;pS. new potstOes and va
rietv OF vegetables. All through. however,
are found rarest roses and blossons.-Ci ca
rfnnati I.sfrgph.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

The "Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
meni" Of New York. have been fortunate
enough 70 secure Mrs. Douglas, Of t5 Mon.
roe ST. a. their sole sKent 80 ladies nay
trouble aud delay, send parcels 20 them
through Mrs Douglas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

rsry e. .sr.sals az,aaxs 20 asei aas
sglers - nea5le asee tsl.i14t scssea
olaska = saa -saaf - ietl ateaf.iaa -
fec1Ff cas- elas sas - aS~ 81
s.t,1 ass see aeeo = 80 ssss trses fsl. Is
-iaaras 1z.1ssFs3 . Eslri 1tles sat a -
41rlse 81 49, eeEa5ss st4l tet ~
F1isCV ~ - eiTe wyaie - ls SIS 80 qes
east AZ a.. kEkzrts A. Er a.mssf -
s-aia - satss1si tae dab eslH t4e -fzll-
2st.ssnip f10Aen ~ -alzsg 80 ia&sse . t1s
ed 81 80 Fe@E. Eise szss .aE . s.41 80 e
slectef st n < <fearus. ffcssael-s Dea
~ tal. Nes, Frsssazaz Islass Z. kis9l.
ffszsarer .n.l R.sissrt r i.asa-sF >sels
,4Ty tbs Basrs q DiE~slass suseF&oe i.
Is 1Le4rns "a II Nal lsnfes T. ttsaa.
taaarlas I'll smth .<1d Wnaaaa brsY.
J.szsDA A 4zgsh rstiriaE
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

This afternoon Kid Baldwin. tie popular
catcher Of the Cincinnati Ball Club. was
presented on the grounds Will huge bou-
Quet The card with 10 bore these words.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

We have jusl recei Sed all the latest styles
in Hats. Bonnets and Millinery novelties
from New York. ADAMS & Co,
30 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
MoRsE's


The coming week we offer % cases Shoes
for Mea, Ladies and Cbiidrsn's wear from
manufactures forcad sales.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
Booming.

The prices marked on all goods al D. j.
Evans 4 Co.'s crockery store. Is Monroe-st..
hurts their competitors. ss they are the low
est ever known in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Tlss snassi ueetir1 sf the fetreit 8asa
paa clrs res teid ~ the Fazen herss
u4sh President 3 X stsafos ia sae cha.r.
Cfthe 80 shsrcs Of s.sck lei Fsrs rsrrs
ssafsi. Tae TressarsEs report showed a
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Have you heard OF theniY They sfs
quoted by every one as the cheapest groosrs
On Csnal-st The Ped Front. - Cansi-st.
WALsH & Sroos.
Telephone s4s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Elegant Etchings only 81 each. Going
very rapidly. Call before the assortment is
broken, st Bradheld e. Co.'S, 50 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

MOVED.

Children's Sailor Hats. % cents and up
ward
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
MORsE's

flats trimmed and untrimmed.
Flowers. Feathers. Tips, Fancy Ribbons.
All at bargain prices.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
SPORTSMEA'S HASH
lIstEs allL sPAa hIIs aGE sgsgE.
esiilss1 kaoek 80 C1f TNies fhs Past
sssk-Llffs Talks aboaf spcrt-
iax Maffars- 5sss Sal a81
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nai 1siisr fa.lsst
f4s 4llas 81 xsressss tAs rs.-flfe Issai,sa
~ me sesk 81 - eredss~sa5Fs o. li-sseassa
g. solh 81 l1ms sza shsoad ~ai.s mlch
talk a. aeen .laa'sed ID. s41 .ztls spors
has mates .a.41ss-
foesllF. ia ziags asoess Friday ogst
bstsssu Hn. Nulpny of - Eaq.als al
- Z g4sbs. 81 kAss-s cry las 1ern tas
oDT rup.a - rs E.sl sporting sea
Narphy s1rprsed hs friends e. Fsii 50
Gitas 4ah ..s s.lh a. toas1s and his
i1fcisls ssiAe.ns ielt- -aaaaars. The nkht
s4s clegsf sas. ihess ssa 30 aigFssilos.-
ing ao9af it BOA Eiea aia sci aud the
sgosuns worad 8 satisfied s..1 tae resalt.
rHrks aaa D4assa - fisot
Jsck Bake .4s "is'ah 80 vho has
f1lzAl sizf7 fatt.es ana r suffered d.
h. 80 as sorsael Ntx4 tlsarT. Cart.
Dalton. Essak oi0rer t.eee1Gssd znd oia-
srs whose a2li.as ai.a tizr ~ Al-lsl
.nd iack n-lilsey wese arsxs And sho
Stood before slllsas tsf sge Fsands siil
participate la slogs coa.asr "a ths o.y
lsxt fnarsi4Y atslt. h1 oyllileu- being
J0Bn Dlnesa a. clever --sis nan a. ever
put us sss hands Di8sen hss h1l bat 4T-
or SIX ferl4 e. Fef hut Ae hes den s1sifsto,-
thai le a aaE1 1lttsI. xsaley afd 4usck.
three essentials - siErass sui 4s - ~ lar
TIE superior r8 llae-tsltls ~ tas
- called cl1mpiols whose Ps.n-
Cipal hFbtaF dloe on
parar nos ID tse nag There
i a. dou0iing tae fact lhet Burke Is sDeti
mau Eud b. undgubtaiV 4lsici 44ias aeyias
a ga ding That he ails l.zrn hie mis-
take = certain f D.aeen ever feac1es Alm.
Esfke las no 5pnbs ch.e<eu 20 aeai
sith. and FiHe ll > probable tuaS
his expeFience. may. anl una5uols'.lT Nul
eve atm a. sdysnfsze. niueec vii a. least
secure = xoad bea-iv hfnc1 Nntie The Irish
Lad . ta4inz ols elesl
Toe netcn etIl axe place al Redmond 5
ouera fonsr next lhaFscsF sseaiag. ard
a uaa afh,-lte exafbtaon viii closs Wifh a
siK.r04ad contest beisera TIE two nsrd
bitiefs tac resalt 20 dersoas.rate Who viii
.~clre ne gate receiyls, for thsY 80 % tae
best man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

City Creamery and Restaurant, Prom % To
95 CanAi-st., TX. v. Hof7. Proprietor.
Headquarters for fresh buttermilk and
creamery butter. First class meals AZ all
hour day or night. Regular meals twenty
cents, or cooked to order and charged only
for wba. you get. Also fresh line OF Can
dies, Cakes, Home made Bread. Fruits, etc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24
r<,scerlaneous Mention.

Cricket is having boom in the East.
The Boston Athletic Club has !. 90 names
on its roll.
Evan Lewis wants % vreetie Greek George
or Joe Acton. catch h-ss-cs;C h-can.
Wm C. Dole. for II years trainer - the
Yale College Athletic Clubs diea Monday.
Dan O'ieary. the old-fims hesl-snd-;oe
hero. is thinking OF taking = combination
of pedestrians 20 England. The conbins-
ton fever is growing worse.
In a recent Nsw York billiard match
between Dr. Knapp and Ar. Msrtsn. the
former Was the winner By E score Of 100
10 400. Over ff0.0o charged hands
H.9. Johnson. ne champion sprinfsr
was defeated The other day near &iiwxakes
BIZ James Collins. oi EdEsrton Wis. in 3
i0bvar6 dash. Collins vas undoubtedly a
winner
The 81. Nicho.as Gun Cub Of Nsw York
= bold its annual recsYtioa Weinesisy
evening. kpri -. a. the Weshiag1oa
Heights Athen0uD. l1sts-st.. near the
boBlsvsrl
Charles + sohlssi1vss. a. anastear cham
pion swsnr.er. has hasa taiainF f1r tie
pasf two weeks u TIE North River. OF
issth-st. 70 bssi his own beif-nile rec3r4
az - miu = sec made ia 1915.
Do. Ksves. q Mask szoa. challenges anv
mar in Ncaizan - far0e tbe heavy store
heavy sledee Hsnt s,sdrs. hssvy linilg
lotsysrls r1ln. or riaains Iausp. aay CT ~
FOR aay ao10aat tlos - 500 Sd
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

RsHv Nsd8en "a trsiaiag sp1as rrouaisiu az
light ~e. xhfs
Paddy 9alls9hsr bss charxs - TIE FrsrF-
fort - - Ynszsi6u st Cisesias8
Charlie ~ rheH feru@ins IN New York
vaifiae f3T soa.stalne e to-n ~
Pee uec3v ST open z sai1rn S. R7xes
h1s hss no intsnton - retring fssn ths
rirE.
eoofr xo.s7v oegs rssif nsf ss~
- &allrsn ce hfnsfio- ~ ex ~
sssiak is.a. Ca.o.
Jia Carer hss f5~re~3ed = l5ne isfser 81
tar CiFer sna faA e-rs - tAe Me-
AeIfs fo sgaf him loT fhe frf. ps ~
ehamei8ashio of t1e w5rls snt TIE -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-24

Everything strictly First Class and IS 7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
At Peace.

A stomach in revolt is an obdurate rebel
Corrected with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
its dissentions with the food introduced into
1t In unwary mements of appetite ceases.
Then 1t 10 at peace. Then dyspepsia aban-
dons Its grip. Then such s fractions mani, ami
in the pit of the abdomen between meals
and unnatural fullness afterwards, flatu-
lence, acid gulpings, biliousness, &C., cease
to inUict martyrdom. After q course of the
bowels, always more or less disordered dur
ing q prolonged attack of indigestion, re-
sumo their functions and become regular
Thus not only dyspepsia. but its concomi-
tants, constitution and biliousness, are con-
ir suiifi e csse Waatness of tbe nrsans
of digestion. The epigastric nerve, cellular
tissue, In short, every organs that bears a
pare In the digestive processes acquires vigor
and regularity from the benign invigorant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
DAILY HERALD.
Farewell Party.

Mrs. L. 8. Holman and her beauti-
ful daughter Miss Jennie Corliss,
who have lived in this city for num-
ber of years, but for the last few
months residents Of San Bernardino,
where they have hosts of friends,
were rendered a farewell party at
their home, the occasion being the
eve of their departure to their old
home in Minneapolis, Mimi, where
there is to be family reunion. On
their departure they were escorted to
the depot by large number Of
friends. They will return in about
nix months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10
Salvage wanted.

The case of Mason G. Ogden against
James Langhten ct. al. has been ap-
pealed from the Justices Court to the
Superior Court. 1t was brought to
recover $149.50 salvage on lumber
picked up by plaintiff. The com
plainant alleges that the "St. Louis"
was wreched near San Pedro on the
18th Of February last. On board of
the "St. Louis" was cargo OF lum-
Der which became loose and plaintiff
saved Is, 900 or 10000 feet, which de-
fendant took away from him without
paying him for his labor or allowing
him salvage, which amounted to
4llQ.kn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-10

A young lady in one of our prominent in
stitutions Of learning, who was great favor
lite, not only among her classmates but with
all the faculty, was obliged to give up her
studies and return home seriously i'll. Chron-
ic nervous sick headache, accompanied by
and nutrition Of the brain was impaired,
rendered her very miserable. A physician
was called, who apparently, not understand
ing the nature of her ailment failed to af-
ford relief. A friend who had been similarly
afiicted, and found immediate relief by us
ing F.ese's Hamburg Tea, recommended the
same to her. She made trial of it and to her
great Joy found decided improvement as
the result. After few days use of this
popular remedy she was fully restored.